The phrase "a fundamental progress in" is not correct in standard English usage.
The correct expression would be "fundamental progress in" without the article "a."
Example: "The research has led to fundamental progress in understanding climate change."
Alternatives: "significant advancement in" or "major development in."
Hieronymus Fabricius, Gabriello Fallopius, and Bartolomeo Eustachio were among the most important Italian anatomists, and their detailed studies led to fundamental progress in the related field of physiology.
Such approaches have benefited from fundamental progress in the development of 'in silico' models, as well as progress in nonlinear mixed-effect pharmacokinetic-pharmacodynamic models.
Sra expects that in addition to accelerating materials discovery the methods he develops will lead to fundamental progress in machine learning too.
The project brings computer scientists and engineers together with neuroscientists and cognitive psychologists to explore research that might lead to fundamental progress in artificial intelligence.
At Stanford, researchers are hoping to make fundamental progress in mobile robotics, building machines that can carry out tasks around the home, like the current generation of robotic floor vacuums, only more advanced.
The combination of numerical computation and analytic techniques enables one to make fundamental progress in solving complex problems in many-body physics and field theory that are not amenable to either technique alone.
Driven by market demands, American petroleum companies pioneered new technologies, organised research initiatives, and trained young geophysicists who, through the fusion of experimentalism and field experience, brought about fundamental progress in earthquake seismology.
"Fundamental progress in science can only be achieved through research free of preset priorities and based only on the primal curiosity of researchers," the document says.
The ease and speed with which experiments can be conducted on A. thaliana has allowed enormous fundamental progress in our knowledge of the molecular principles of plant development, cell biology, metabolism, physiology, genetics and epigenetics (http://www.arabidopsisbook.org/).org/
In this article we review some major highlights in the research and development of automatic speech recognition during the last few decades to provide a technological perspective and an appreciation of the fundamental progress that has been made in this important area of information and communication technology.
